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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-07-31

Mattress Manufacturers:
ADAM It0UNI 4e D.. Marshall street.
H rtu. Repairing neatly and
dome.
Mineral Water Hotuers;
'.I| N1IIllNG HOUSE. 900 vs.. Broad
Manufacturers oi Vanilla Phosphate
NItr.e.
Paints oils. Sc:
.HNNNNFAINI STORE, 5 T.. Broad street.
-l--. iul painters supplies.
Paper Hanging
DAVIS " n. Nnth street. Shades.
ta-. aui paper hanging.
iImnher. Ga. and Steam Filters:
NIHIuNU 800 O.. Main street. pmCti
tnurr, eus aud steam filter.
|N>Ltl. lE hrookatcuuc. Steam ,rnd
Timing. So.
Real Estate Agents.
HItl lHtil s. CO.,. Thirteenth and HUH
NHH.ar-frr Agent for the Peters
.-- tNl Insurance 1umpuuY.
ASTON IS son. $50. N- Icufl street.
Az. n .Ntola 80. y. Tenth street.
sf.-
Rubber Goods:
'.N'IN NIA ltl bBhk co.. jl3 T.. Broad street.
hose. Hu1 1Ul kinds oi rubber goods.
Rubber Stamp.
.'N NIIl N HBEN STAMP MANttA
KING lO.. lul4 D.. Main ST. Mauuiac
-.Hl importers oi stamp novelties
'.I NNNi NlDN Nl BBEh STAMP WORKS.
'. street, Agents wanted; send for
'.ar
INNrSON. Franklin street. under EN-
NNf.. Advertising sign artist.
..N.. anI wall signs speciality.
uNIl. $50. ~ g. Ninth street. Sign
ui gliding ou glass.
Soap Factory:
'IN.IN s. CO.,. 1886 Franklin street lc.tah
r' Toilet aud Laundry Soaps.
Tailors.
Ih1G. Twelfth street. under American
lItIc Haa military tailor.
tudcrtakersi
" m. nIhNlSLlI. No. ~ Seventh street
lestor Phone, 5lJ.
t Wire Mattresses aud Cots.
DID" D.. ttli T.. Main street. mauuiactu.
champion Woven Wire Muttrc.scs
..s lhe be-t and cheapest Boz the mar
Wood and Coal
..Hh GOAL YARD lElbn stAtlOnl Broad
.'I flne streets. ". s. Pitcher agent. An
,..l- Of Coal, Wood. and Coke. Iclc-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT.
A Fast Train Runs Into a street
Car.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March l3.-At
1880 o'clock this evening one of the
CARS Of the Second and Third Street
Railway Passenger Company, became
fast in the rails at the crossing of the
Pennsylvania railroad tracks at Frank.
fort avenue. The occupants of the
street Car jumped out, and one train
passed by, out as the car had been re.
lessed and the passengers were board.
ing it, q fact train came along from On
oppoNts direction and st. uck four Of
those who had not yet entered. Geo
III. Feesler had his left hand badly
smashed and WAS. otherwise injured
about the head and body; Ida, hit
wife, was seriously injured internally
Ada, their 3 year old daughter, haC
both feet cut of and is reported al
having since died; D +. Malone, the
driver OF the car, was slightly injured
DR.. Bullock, Of Upland, Pa, a surgeon
who was on the train, rendered imme
date and efficient aid to the injured
end upon The arrival of ambulance
they were removed to the Episcopa
Hospital.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
MR., MANNING
Has No Idea VINO IN so BE His Sue
cessOR.


NEW York, March l4.-Your CORE
spondent had a brief conversation
with Mr.. Manning before he retired
He said: II shall be la town but few
days, and then shall cross the water
with my wife and daughter. 1 am
not tied down in departure to any
particular day, but it /. at present my
intention to sale next Tuesday on one
OF the steamers OF the Gulon Line.
can't say how long we shall stay OF
Just when We shall g." Mr.
Manning added that his trip was
for his own personal pleasure and
recreation. He was out Of public life,
was run down by overwork and was
following the suggestion Of friends
that he take good rest. Mr.. Manning
refused to discuss the danger of .
financial crash throughout the coun.
try, ae predicted by government
official recently. He said that no one
could tell whether q "crash" were i'm
miuent or not. In relation to who II
likely to bs the next Secretary of the
Treasury Mr.. Manning said he didn'
believe the President bad yet made uI
his mind whom he would appoint.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15

barber, OF West Roxbury; William
Kreekles. of West Roxbury; ]. o.
Clesrney, Of Roslindsle; George
Waldron, of Roelindae; = Hawk.
ins, of Roslindsle; = Packard, Of
r s.indale, badly injured; Charles
May and Harry Gay, MORALLY IL jured;
William 7. Bjwmsn, OF Dedham, hip
and back injured; Frank Young, Of
Yves. Roxbury; william Hudson, OF
Wet Roxbury; o s. Harrington,
Frank Cutler, Mabel Adams, two sis-
ters named Harkins, (siskrs OF Miss
Hsrkins who was killed.; Russell
Slubbs. Providence railroad con-
ductor, and Il. F. Paul, section man /;
Edward Heinser, injured about the
body; Bmil Hennser, injured In sim
liar way; Frank Piumeter. limbs frac-
tursd; - Hays, skull fractured; -
Gibbons, wounded in the chest; d..
Cardinal, thumb cut of and otherwise
injured; W. K. Youbg, leg broken
Edward Packard, leg broken: ]. B..
Lifiord, cut in temple; g. W. Doe,
back injured; @. Hayes, slightly in
jured; P. Houghton ard R s. Strong,
scalp wounds; james Carlan, back in
jured; John Me calf, ribs broken
Willie Strong and A. W. Davis, in
jured 10 the abdomen; - Swallow,
ruptursd; Nellie Abraham, back in-
jured; Eva Freise, back Injured and
sprsined; Frank Plummer, Nellie Pal
MGR, Mrs. Ames, George Lord, l.. A.
Carr, MIRA. Lippincott. Cassie Smithers,
= Drisko, George May and Fred Z
Schroeder.
Many Of the injured were brought
to the hospitals in this city and come
Of the killed have not been identified.
The train was crowded with working
people and the most intense excite
ment prevails among thor friends,
who are anxious 10 learn the names Of
those killed apd injured. There are
no reliable details of the number Of
The dead as yet. the police say that
tbirty-tbrse were killed outright and
that nearly as many will die. A
W. bstsr Clapp died in the Forest
Hill station, where he had ben taken
The engineer, when his engine broke
from the train. kept right on to Foles'
I'LL anu gave inc hlhIm, lhbteau "
stopping 10 ascertain the extent of the
accident, and on that account il was
possible to g,s assistance at once. The
OIL GERS OF The road are present and are
doing ell they can.
Many doctors aIesthere doing every
thing in their power. Superintendent
Folsom says he dos not know how
many were killed or injured. Tit
bodies Of the killed were horribly
nsngle5, some Of their hands beinl
entirely severed from their bodies, anC
many of the bodies are crushed bayonC
recognition. Among the wounded ar,
the additional names OF John II. Drsy
ton, OF Dadhsm, right arm fractured
Edward Cooper, Of Oldham, interns
injuries; Webster Drake, assistan
conductor, Of Dodhsm, ser ously In
jured; o. 8 Hammond, Of Dedhsm
right arm fractured; William FL. Jer
dan, of Roslindale. All Of the abov
named were taken to the hospital
The latest computation shows q tots
OF twenty.three killed and fit.
| wounded.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
mrs. NEEBE'S FUNERAL
FAILS TO CONE UP TO THE EX-
PECTAFIONS
0f the Enthusiastic Anarchists, Who
said That 10000 Souls W0Hld
Be in the Procession.

CHICAGO, Ill, March 13.-Ex RENE
quiet marked the burial OF Mrs. Neebe
today. Folly 10000 people shivered
three hours in the bleak wind waiting
f1r the obs quies Of the noted anarch-
ist's wife 10 commence, and were only
rewarded by the sight II q procession
that except in size differed only in a
few minor details from any ordinary
funeral. Last evening the master Of
ceremonies estimated that 10000
sympathizers would be in line.
Whether the absence OF the anarchist
Widower dsmpened enthusiasm or the
fact that tie police were taking ex-
trsordinary precau ions to quell dis
order had a like effect, the demon.tta-
ton fell far short.of its promoters
prediction. Including persons in the
III carrisses and buggies, there were
probably 5000 souls in the Cortege.
The funeral ceremonies were held in
Miiler's Hall, which less than twelve
hours before had been the scene Of a
masquerade ball. Every vesige OF
carnival trsppings had, however, been
carefully removed. Here and there
were discard printed appeals for con-
tribntiops TO tho anarchists defense
fund. Tne stage and gallery ratings
were taAtefnlly draped in black and
white, and ranged before the footlights
and around the coffin were floral EN-
b.ems and potted plants in prOfusion,
Nothing symbolical OF religion was
visible, hor in the simple servic 80 were
there even tina most distant illusions
to future life. A well rendered
chorus or two, followed by brief
srations from George Schilling
andhpaul Groitkau, and tie corpse wac
ready for the hearse. schilling, the
Chicsao socialist, and Grottksu, the
Milwaukee anarchist, failed to break
forth in their usual fiery strain. Capt.
Black Dised train and was not
present Mrs. Parsons was also absent,
and Dr.Schmidt, tine one time socialist
candidate FIR Mayor of Chicago, sent a
letter as substitute for tho address
he was to deliver. La comet q1ence
the ceremonies At the cemetery con-
sisted mainly of another spee h by
GrattkRu. None OF the uncouth tat
,erdemelions who formed 30 p,omi-
nent an element al the hay market
meetisg could be seen today either in
the procession or the multitudes that
We've it. The prohibition of red hags
was scrupuously observed. Few ban
| ners were carried and they wire fnrled
and totally hidden in block draping
Not dozen mourners were In uniform.
| A single band furnished the only m usiC
in the procession, policemen were KEEP;
almost wholly out OF sight and the en-
tire affair was characterized by an ex'
| trAordinhrv Romb~r hecorum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
A MAN FALLS
From a Bridge Inio she Ohio River.

WHEELING, W. VA, March 13.-Thie
afternoon Dan Corners, brakeman
on the Panhandle railroad, while rid
ing on top OF a freight car, was struck
by the channel span Of the bridge
crossing the Ohio river, near Steuben-
vile, and knocked under the wheels.
After the train passed he fell from the
bridge into the river, distance OF 80
feet, and swan nearly 200 yards before
he was rescued. When taken from
the water It was discovered that one
leg was 30 badly cruehsd that it had
to be amputated. His recovery is
douhtful,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
Order OC PuhIiCnfiOn.

No. 64t1, X, DIN the Chaneery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee-M. O. Pearee
VS.. JOSEPH 0'Neil
1t appearing from the affidavit on hIe 10
this cause that the de endsnt, Joseph 0'Neil,
is q nonresident Of he state of Tennessee
and resident of the State of Missouri;
II is therefore ordered, That he make
of shelby county, in the city Of Memphis,
now Taxing District o. Shelby county,
Tenn, on the first Monday in April, 1881,
aud plead, answer or demur to complainant
bill, or the same will be taken for coniesse
as 20 him and set for hearing OK psrte; ana
that a copy Of this order be publis he'd once a
week, for four successive weeks, IN the
Memphis Appeal. This 2Sth day OF Febru-
airy, 1857. A cOpy-attest:
s. |. MCDOM Ebii, Clerk and Master
BY I, B. Caldwell, Deputy c. and M.
Pgston & POstOn, Sol. Tor cOmplt. tn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
Crescent city Races.

NEW ORLEANS, LA, March l4.-The
weather is clear and track good.
First Race.-Selling allowances, six
iurlongs. Little Sullivan won by .
head; M'liss second, Whisky Jack
third, beating Billy Smith, Hibernla
and Captain Hammer. Time-1:174.
Second Receive furlong', fol
beaten horses. Willie Martin won by
two length; Kink second, Efhs ID
third, beating Jaubsrt, Brosdhead
Hon Sing and O. s. Lee. Tme-l :O5
Third Race Selling allowances, one
mile. Handy Andy won by two
lengths; Kensington second, Barbsri
third, beating Governor BITE. Time
Il :46.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15

"Now, Central, you're postedi come
give MS your views.
In brush At the front what's the
powder TO use p
He winked at star as he pulled his
cigar,
And slowly replied, en- a brush at the
front
I never use powder, bu.-sozo-
DON'T"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-15
j. FRIEDLANDEls
Architect.

TERMS: For Plans, Specifications and
l. Superin eudence, ; per cent. Tor. hesi-
dences, per cent. Tor Storshoasos,
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.lw.vs easy to get SUFFICIENT supplies Of fresh meat
for the men. Ii was about this time snas made
S S%ns or sSs% 'ASs y twelve buos per-
d,en, Tho work was somewhat dangerous owing 70
the indians Int the terms were handsome-$5oo per
monh. I took the Offer and In less than eSn aS
,nonths during which time my engagement iaseeo
LiIInd 4 Gao Iufalos single-handed and had many
ascs with tho Indians. and hairbreadh escapes
NV = ceebrated buffalo killing match with Billy Com
stoc tho noted scout, then at Fort Wallace I'm, Inc
terms were settled as ion 1pS "' nv "' TO n. m
The stakes were $500 a sde and the man ~no
Killed tie most buffalo was to be decaIe@ o Sbcr
Tho contest took place twenty miles ea ro ali part
dan and many thousand people came Iroa a a., ami.
10 SEQ the sport Wo we're fortunate on .,aa s,ns
nas and had plenty of sport. We made thrve , ur
nach and kuied sfxty-nino bufraos my nyai penn
content with forty-slx. Not BAD uy as since
which historical ono r for raae S to in all parts
OF the civilized world as Buffalo bin' me-, ,rhcn
I have now como to that point M my n.y., SboGovs
e,ants which In this did not cast thcir
Hsnre broucht a.ut an entire change IN inc rou', ,
of NV career a point which may be sala 10 ous . ny,
ss VGl@. Sl m moment at which break of this
narrative the more especially aaSa a. a. sn We as imperative
om na Hy t M easv matter for me to sit down and
WELD tho pen as enerseticaly as couia Lsic
Rorciai wears ago Before doing SO, NOVEL; t .
sbould greatly like to say few words respecting "
topic which / much regret to ma Z u aasseG
the inverse proportion to wn M humanty the cowboy
~ today. In order to be brief viii, like COWBOY
talo the bell by tho horns and lay DOWN 'no owHov
o &c for ali and most emphatcaiy, that COWBOY
is not blaceuard nay mGrchg d aS IN especiay as
out Of ten better than his fellows, NOR t
IN nino cases out of his fellows are the
Of an eTeto civilization He has certain repe
that commend him to creation lie Is MANY rs ~ i'm
Cms' ond brave He is not merely creature Oh I'M
Uulse but uses tho gifts given him by MS ~ Ma 1Te
with discretion which might wen pe '1 tr class Of
%ep who have only to be understood to be aae
sneak after years of study resulting IN 70 %
wi some Of the events in which took par. IN my
capacity as chief Of scouts OF the on eay died
aras tbjrty.one generals in the field
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anrt,on 8a!fs.

properties when offered ssps,atey and tho hshsss ~
SI 3, ss .a a SssS ] 4 e
And case hs 9s ps s 81 @ s s.
:s:s;S:s IA Z q %
s : ~. from a: pie: g S
les. than dollars and the 0o@mi,sionsr VIM r.lscs
n a Of s fSs
% s 5 81 &. @ a @ he
s :sss e. n :"fs s1
Is s tsas% II a. "a h. e tina.
As re sale shall have been made by the Commits
Snhss sa. lie
y ss % s
bid shall be y as csr aaS s Ray %sfaf
Conf: made q to be e. made wn Tssp:S.
Ills q Inc payment ts bonds Aforesaid the Court
I'D shall be rejected By the Court tho deposits
The parts DEGREES following pub.hed for tho In
accepted sn (. eg sn, ss
ass s: Ss ~ s%s
ass sss t property sod lin
And thereupon the complainant heroiu to wit the Me
ssss sS: sSSSsEs a. $
70 Properly od :.d Commissioner TO said purchaser
any BID shs Be accepted and approved by the
ecs T II ees ae n pss
the Court sas sT sse d %as such further cash
is farther ordered that after the purchaser aforesaid
ss asTs :Tss
cured s%fs #
prsp asr
Of d d ana 's py
on he n sf ss %
Al said bonds and
spP Il Sfsss
81 s % q S and at a ss
thereto 4 the whole sum had peen paid IN cash.
II sS! s S ssss
S%y sisia: sAsy q .Ss
Dew insHded Be organized take said
da. o ca" s as
me nr G o. e ss sac ly pu
sss:sfs shall lib Be .n.d eonysyaScs s..ss
as hsreinbsore provided But such conveyance assign
a @ nST1 s The
men claim. de@ina. ehslgsable agai1s. TIE .s,a
ship property and all paymenoi ali the de9.: ana
loved or 10 be allowed upon any claims allowances
ss p SnTg Sss Roo eser ~ @
any other Court exercising aIsry luscO1 or ey any
Receivers RENTED in proceedings actions anc
larry thereto otherwise -
Nor shall such conveyance transfer or ASSIGNMENT with
said railroads property or interests 10 te sold
this decree hercinbeore directed IRON the jurs
dcton OF this or the other court. aforesaid tut The same
as the shall motion. dir said property whole.
from in part be released TO said purchaser
purchasers Of them ami shall aerward be subject
o retaken ami II necessary resold IL the sumo so
charged be charged against SAID property or any par.
Aforesaid shall DO
Within reasonable time after being required by
sand Courts the conveyance and transfer OF said
property shall be 10 the and Jurisdiction OF tho
said Courts ard the purchasers OF any part o. SAID property
shall thereby and remain subject TO the said grsdc
ton so ar ss necessary OF this decree
And such Jurisdiction shall connGe until all the claims AMI
Demands ha, been be allowed against said
oty thereof or said Receiver: by order OF sad
Courts shall fully paid ami discharged The provisions
Aforesaid shall apply to the purchasers at sa sale aad to all
persons taking said property through OF under hcm
For further bidders respectfully referred
said decrees - -...
ROBERT p. CARSAHAN
Commissioner,
blackwell Law Building,
Pittsburgh. Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
Ceal Notices.
IN pITRSUA

IN PURSUANCE to an order made by Hon.
H. W. Bookstayer Of the Judges OF the Court OF Com.
Pleas for the CITY County Of York dated April
% 1881 notice hereby gwen to all creditors OF MARTIN
" b. SMITH lately doing business In the city OF wYor<
under the firm Of r. A. smith Brothers that the said
cred tors required to present their ant each II their claims
with vouchers therefor duly verified the subscribed tho
duly appointed assignee sad Martin v Smith for the
creditors the said subscribers place OF transact
ing business No 1913 Wismst in the city Of New'l ORR
OF New York before the LIST August 1887.
NOw.York. April 80, 1887. BLUMENSTIEL IRSCH,
Assgnee's Attorneys. LUDWIG ROTH, Assignee. 1873
William St. NeWY Ork City.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the stat
utes IN such made and provided. to all persons Ia
In the Y. Schcrer Company OF Nev-lrk
subscriber the receiver OF said Company will
full and account OF all his proceedings OATH TO
supreme Conrt special thereof 10 De held a. tho
County tour, House in the City ami County OF York on
the 9th day OF June 1887 opening OF Court that day.
soon thereafter counsel can bo heard.
Dated New-York, May II. 1881
JAMES II. RRTSIIN Receiver,
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nlnsiral 1nstruments

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
IN m fnd ,qtaIe lsnos Ct cur Make Th h Ms,ro
otan Cl ere during therast olera season
will be std III eisl Ieopcuon om our itsuA1 p0'~
Wv WILLIAM KNABE & co. ll2 shave
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone an9
sanding In tune Manufactures ana s"h cpitson's
O 2sth.st., and s67 Broadway, iS'h,s'; '"
DuiIdiug) pianos exchanged rented or instaimeh'@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07

Also for OF brick and stone sewer IN Neg
eys Run Basin of the following Dimensions;
900 lineal feet more or less oi feet diameter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07

Pans and speciNcat0 ns can DC scen Ddks TOT Uluy @
fun In nrmaton application 10 the Office OF CITY
Engineer. ...A =, AL.
Security amount Of 100000 required TO be filed az
proposal fOr the athtu per
forance OF the work security either bond Ola
cerned cheek or bona OF owne
Allegheny County Penn ana 10 DO appo'eu
by the committee awarding the contracts ,..--,....
% COMMITTEES on Highways the right TO reject any
~, ali btds l.. NJ. BIGELOW.
- ~ ~ City Engineer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07
NOTICE..

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.-DIsTRICT OF
NEWJERsEY Between The Metropolitan Trust Com.
pany, OF the City Of NewYork. cOmpanants and The PENN
sylvana slaneton and New. gland Railroad Company
AMI others. defendants. on Bill &c -.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT - EASTERN
DISTRICT OF NNSYLVANIA.-ll Between The Metro
polan Trust Company OF the City Of New York. conPlan
ants and The Pennsylvania. satlngtOn AMI New England
Railroad Company and others. defendants On Bill sc.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that tho subscriber as
Special Master In the actions above stated at his oce, no
20 East stste-st Trenton New-Jersey. WEDNESDAY,.
the Sh day OF June next at IL o'clock Will take PROOF
tho respective DEGREES entered sad action OF tho
amounts due the bonds outstanding under the complain
mortgage for interest thereon and for the identity OF
sax bonds and the coupons secured thereby for the purpose
determining rghts OF the holders thereof thu
distribution the the sale oi tho covered
by the aforesaid ordered Oy said DEGREES which
time and place such bonds and DO presented 10
with proof OF their IDENTITY
holders bonds further notified that their
produce before the time and place
fixed they will be cut of from participating In tho proceeds OF
the sale In said DEGREES provided for -..
WILLIAM I. DAYTON.
Special Master
Dated April IL. 1887.
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Musical Instruction.

Musical INSTRUCTION..
CELEBRATED PIANIST.--A player of
n Furopcan reputation would like 20 give pianoiorte les
at reduced price
music" care OF Mrs Williams, The Florence.
lsth.st and sth ave.
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Maeblnern.

CTATJONARY and Portable steam Engines
and Boilers Portable Circular sawns !, ss
Masnn''ty ."ennfs lIberaL GEORGE FACE Co
p''''S No 8 iil n. schrGdersI Baaumoie' AssS~no'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07

Said sale will made IN the following pursuant 10
Commissioner VIII nrst oncr Tor sale all
the M tile and interest Of the PITTSBURGH and Western
and all the oadand branches COW
cred by described in tie mortgage made ny te Plts
Iurgh and Western Railroad company 10 ihe Mercantile
Trust Company plaintiff dated October 1881, and in tho
supplementary made BY said company 70 the sad
plaiut corporation dated the 24th OF May 1882 anu set
ia III DEGREES aforesaid with all the franchiscs
and rights said company thorouuo pertaining together
with ali the rights and property real personal and
mixed ali rights OF way rolling stock equpments sruct'
tools machinery AMI materials property belony
ing to and branches together with all loasehod
other ues OF railroad aud all real and personal
property acraned by said DEGREES as subject 70
Inc lien and VIII motto the highest bid made
therefor such rst offer tho raIoa properly
and franchise formerly OF the Pittsburgh Bradford and at
falo Company The Commissioner VIII then Oie or
sale railroad and branches property riRis amt iran
chsos formerly Of the Pitsburgh Bradford ana Buuo hs
described in tho tgages m ado oy said
railroad company tho LIST day OF April, 1881 10 mo
plaintiffs. Henry W. Ford aud Thohas T. Buok.
lev deceased and ThOmas H. HOFFMAN sunst.
tuted rustee) and Ia the mortgage dacd tho
OF 10 s. made tho company 10 the heical
tile Trust plaintiff both or SAID mortgages heinf
IA bla and DEGREES Aforesaid together win all
cara rolling stock. equipment rsus OF way structures
shops tools machinery materials aud lands properly apper
ianns said railroad sn branches or any OF 'hom and VIII
pots ths hghest bid made for tho same
After said railroads. franchises aud property shall have
sale separately tue VIII pro-
coed the whole thseot for Hae together and viii note
lie highest bid msdo therefor.
And ls VA eendlsDa ssspt ths highest bids made for
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
PITTsDURG, PENN, JUNE q, 1887
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received az the Office OF city
Saturday the 25h day OF june A. d. 1881 at
- oclock noon. for the following. viz:
brick and sewer in the Thirty
third ST. NO Mile Run Basin OF tho following diIneO
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